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Luggage Please bring soft luggage, so it can be stowed away. Hard cases can not easily be stowed on a yacht.
Deck shoes Our teak decks are non-slip and very safe, however if your feet are more accustomed to being in socks and shoes, you may find them a little hot. We recommend you bring soft soled non-marking footware: deck shoes, trainers, or crocs are ideal.
Clothing T-Shirts, shorts, and swimwear are all you need pack, plus casual clothing if you are having dinner ashore. There may be occasional rain showers, but they rarely last long.
Sunscreen Not only is the tropical sun hot, the UV reflection from the water can burn too. We recommend you bring a high factor sunscreen to commence with, preferably not oil or aloe vera based as they can stain our upholstery.
Seasickness If you think you may be likely to suffer from motion sickness, we recommend Stugeron tablets. You could also try a motion sickness wristband, or ginger capsules, which have a natural settling effect on the stomach.
Drinking water We provide bottled drinking water. Keeping hydrated in the tropics is important.
Electricity We have 220V/50Hz AC outlets, with US/UK/EU adaptors, and 12V DC sockets to charge phones, iPods, and other small appliances.
Linen and towels We provide quality bed linen which is changed midweek. Hand, bath and beach towels are all provided for your individual use.
Passports All guests require valid passports. Some may require visas, please check prior to departing.
Cell phones and internet Most places we go have cellular phone coverage, and we can connect to the internet at EDGE speeds, typically 100kbps, adequate for sending and receiving emails.
Smoking Smoking is permitted on deck, but not down below thank you.
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